Dashlane Review

Dashlane is a commercial password manager focused on convenience and security monitoring, features like zero-knowledge encryption, dark web monitoring, VPN, and password health alerts. It’s often chosen by users who want security insights alongside password storage, especially on desktop and mobile. Dashlane emphasizes convenience and visibility, though advanced features are typically reserved for paid plans.

Best for
Individuals, teams, monitoring features
Free plan
No
Platforms
Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Web
Price
$6/mo–$11/mo
Last updated
Jan 11, 2026
Password manager with built-in dark web monitoring featuresOffers a limited free plan with device restrictionsFocuses on password health scoring and alertsProvides desktop, mobile, and browser-based appsPaid plans unlock advanced monitoring and VPN features

Who it’s for

  • Users who want built-in security monitoring features
  • People who value a clean, modern interface
  • Individuals who want password health insights and alerts
  • Users who prefer an all-in-one security-focused tool

Who it’s not for

  • Users who want a fully open-source solution
  • People who want advanced features on a free plan
  • Teams needing granular admin controls
  • Users who prefer lightweight or minimalist tools

Pros

  • Monitoring features
  • Easy setup
  • Password health tools

Cons

  • Can be expensive
  • Some features plan-gated

Key features

  • VPN add-on (where available)
  • Dark web monitoring
  • Autofill
  • 2FA

Integrations

  • Browser extensions (Chrome
  • Firefox
  • Edge
  • Safari)
  • Desktop and mobile OS integrations
  • Identity monitoring services
  • SSO integrations for business plans
  • Directory services (Azure AD)

Quick facts

  • Password manager with built-in dark web monitoring features
  • Offers a limited free plan with device restrictions
  • Focuses on password health scoring and alerts
  • Provides desktop, mobile, and browser-based apps
  • Paid plans unlock advanced monitoring and VPN features

Pricing

Free plan limited to one device; paid plans required for cross-device sync and advanced monitoring features. Pricing varies by plan and user type.

Security notes

Zero-knowledge architecture with client-side encryption|AES-256 encryption with secure key derivation|Built-in dark web and identity monitoring features|Supports multi-factor authentication and hardware keys|Security audits performed periodically

Support notes

Email and ticket-based support|Live chat available on some plans|Priority and admin support options for business tiers

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Pricing shown as a range when multiple tiers apply.